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From: Bruce_Kahn@maytag.ceo.dg.COM
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Subject: ZIP Chip Question revisited
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Date: Sat, 14-Nov-87 15:03:36 EST
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  After reading Sean K.'s reply about the ZIP Chip and the Siders I 
found myself asking how can this chip access a peripheral card at the 
speed of its INTERNAL clock?  I have 2 hard drives (separate slots) 
and find it interesting that the ZIP Chip can access them faster than 
it would, say, normal memory or ANY cards.  Anyone have a clear 
reason/explaination why/how this is possible?
               Bruce Kahn